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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are some people here downplaying AI' potential impact on the job market. Our capital owners have shown time and time again that they want to maximize their earnings. GS is testing a fully automated software engineer. Of course he won't be ready for prime time, but how about in 2 years? https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/11/goldman-sachs-autonomous-coder-pilot-marks-major-ai-milestone.html This remind me of last fall when some people were mocking DOGE saying no job cut will be happen etc [/quote] Too busy trying to push for more and more h1bs No need for automation. The visa-worker inflow has been growing since 1990, and it has helped to keep tech worker waves flat since 2009. The inflow has also allowed C-suite executives to suppress the workplace clout of professionals, maximize share prices at the cost of other priorities, and suppress the spinoff of rival companies by ambitious U.S. graduates. The investor-owned Fortune 500 companies, and their pyramids of subcontractors, now employ roughly 1.5 million foreign contract workers in a wide variety of jobs needed by many underemployed and indebted U.S. technology graduates and their families. [/quote]
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